stating that "[a]n appellate court reviewing a lower court's judgment indulges in a presumption of regularity of the proceedings below. * * * A party asserting error in the trial court bears the burden to demonstrate error by reference to matters made part of the record in the court of appeals"
Summary of this case from Downey v. 610 Morrison Road, L.L.C.1993.
stating that "[a]n appellate court reviewing a lower court's judgment indulges in a presumption of regularity of the proceedings below. * * * A party asserting error in the trial court bears the burden to demonstrate error by reference to matters made part of the record in the court of appeals"
Summary of this case from Downey v. 610 Morrison Road, L.L.C.Full title:REHEARING DOCKET
Court:Supreme Court of Ohio
Date published: Jan 1, 1993
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